cpuset_syscall_test: delete '0x' from hex string

By the latest ltp version, the following fail message outputted on my x86_64 box.
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TEST 5: CPUSET CONTROLLER TESTING
TEST STARTED: Please avoid using system while this test executes
...

cpuset05    8  TFAIL  :  Result(/proc/<pid>/status) = "", expect = "0")
cpuset05    9  TFAIL  :  Result(/proc/<pid>/status) = "", expect = "1")
cpuset05   10  TFAIL  :  Result(/proc/<pid>/status) = "", expect = "default")

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The reason is:
1, '0x' wasn't deleted from a hex string's head.
e.g. 7f343c900000 is expected ,but 0x7f343c900000 outputted.
2, a wrong '\b' was used in a grep command.

This patch fix the upper problem. Now the message is:
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cpuset05    7  TPASS  :  Cpuset vs systemcall test succeeded.
cpuset05    8  TPASS  :  Cpuset vs systemcall test succeeded.
cpuset05    9  TPASS  :  Cpuset vs systemcall test succeeded.
cpuset05   10  TPASS  :  Cpuset vs systemcall test succeeded.

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Signed-off-by Shi Weihua <[email protected]>

---
diff -urpN ltp-full-20091231.orig/testcases/kernel/controllers/cpuset/cpuset_syscall_test/cpuset_syscall_testset.sh ltp-full-20091231/testcases/kernel/controllers/cpuset/cpuset_syscall_test/cpuset_syscall_testset.sh

testcases/kernel/controllers/cpuset/cpuset_syscall_test/cpuset_syscall_testset.sh +8 -5

@@ -178,7 +178,8 @@ test7()
 {
 	do_syscall_test 0 0 --mbind=1 0 || return 1
 	memory_addr="$(cat $TEST_OUTPUT)"
-	allowed_list=$(cat $TEST_PROCNUMA | grep "\b$memory_addr" | \
+	memory_addr=${memory_addr##*0x}
+	allowed_list=$(cat $TEST_PROCNUMA | grep "$memory_addr" | \
 			awk '{print $2}')
 	allowed_list="$(echo $allowed_list | sed -e s/bind://)"
 	test "$allowed_list" = "0" || return 1

@@ -193,7 +194,8 @@ test8()
 {
 	do_syscall_test 0 0-1 --mbind=1 0 || return 1
 	memory_addr="$(cat $TEST_OUTPUT)"
-	allowed_list=$(cat $TEST_PROCNUMA | grep "\b$memory_addr" | \
+	memory_addr=${memory_addr##*0x}
+	allowed_list=$(cat $TEST_PROCNUMA | grep "$memory_addr" | \
 			awk '{print $2}')
 	allowed_list="$(echo $allowed_list | sed -e s/bind://)"
 	test "$allowed_list" = "0"

@@ -208,7 +210,8 @@ test9()
 {
 	do_syscall_test 0 0-1 --mbind=6 0 || return 1
 	memory_addr="$(cat $TEST_OUTPUT)"
-	allowed_list=$(cat $TEST_PROCNUMA | grep "\b$memory_addr" | \
+	memory_addr=${memory_addr##*0x}
+	allowed_list=$(cat $TEST_PROCNUMA | grep "$memory_addr" | \
 			awk '{print $2}')
 	allowed_list="$(echo $allowed_list | sed -e s/bind://)"
 	test "$allowed_list" = "1"

@@ -223,7 +226,8 @@ test10()
 {
 	do_syscall_test 0 0 --mbind=6 1 || return 1
 	memory_addr="$(cat $TEST_OUTPUT)"
-	allowed_list=$(cat $TEST_PROCNUMA | grep "\b$memory_addr" | \
+	memory_addr=${memory_addr##*0x}
+	allowed_list=$(cat $TEST_PROCNUMA | grep "$memory_addr" | \
 			awk '{print $2}')
 	allowed_list="$(echo $allowed_list | sed -e s/bind://)"
 	test "$allowed_list" = "default"
 
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